New leaders begin at 19 Catholic schools in Archdiocese of Baltimore September 7, 2021By Catholic Review Staff Catholic Review Filed Under: Feature, Local News, News Nineteen elementary and high schools in the Archdiocese of Baltimore are under new leadership. Their names and titles follow. Kathyn AdelsbergerMercy High School, BaltimorePrincipal Christina AshbySt. Joseph School, FullertonInterim Principal Karmen CollinsSt. Francis of Assisi School, BaltimorePrincipal Terrance GoldenSt. Stephen School, BradshawPrincipal Ryan HellemResurrection-St. Paul School, Ellicott CityPrincipal Alisha JordanMother Mary Lange Catholic School, BaltimorePrincipal Jeremy JosephArchbishop Curley High School, BaltimorePrincipal John KeeleySacred Heart School, GlyndonPrincipal Diane KestlerSt. Joan of Arc School, AberdeenInterim Principal Brian KohlerArchbishop Spalding High School, SevernPrincipal (will become school president July 1, 2022) Anika LoganCardinal Shehan School, BaltimorePrincipal Lisa MadgarSt. Ursula School, ParkvilleInterim Principal Brian L. MaranaLoyola Blakefield, TowsonPrincipal Joseph O. PadasakSt. Maria Goretti High School, HagerstownPresident Carl PattonThe John Carroll School, Bel AirPrincipal Jesse ReadSt. John School, WestminsterPrincipal Christine E. SzalaNotre Dame Preparatory School, TowsonPrincipal Suzanne ThomasSt. John the Evangelist School, Long Green ValleyPrincipal Tracy UnderwoodOur Lady of Perpetual Help School, IlchesterPrincipal Source: Archdiocese of Baltimore Department of Catholic Schools Also see Mount St. Joseph’s Jordan Brathwaite looks like a lock for success at Yale on basketball court and in classroom Archdiocese of Baltimore honors Distinctive Scholars St. Mary’s will join historic Baltimore Catholic League for basketball as associate member Catholic schools in Maryland find use for solar eclipse glasses Pope turns Rome catechism class into ‘school of prayer’ Oklahoma Supreme Court hears case over publicly funded Catholic charter school Copyright © 2021 Catholic Review Media Print
Mount St. Joseph’s Jordan Brathwaite looks like a lock for success at Yale on basketball court and in classroom